CODES TIAAA

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The End Is Where We Begin.

Hey-o here comes the danger up in this club When we get started and we ain't gonna stop We gonna turn it out till it gets too hot Everybody sing, Hey-O Tell 'em turn it up till they can't no more Lets get this thing shaking like a disco ball This is your last warning, a courtesy call Hey-o here comes the danger up in this club When we get started and we ain't gonna stop We gonna turn it out till it gets too hot Everybody sing, Hey-O Tell 'em turn it up till they can't no more Lets get this thing shaking like a disco ball This is your last warning, a courtesy call Hey-o here comes the danger up in this club When we get started and we ain't gonna stop We gonna turn it out till it gets too hot Everybody sing, Hey-O Tell 'em turn it up till they can't no more Lets get this thing shaking like a disco ball This is your last warning, a courtesy call Hey-o here comes the danger up in this club When we get started and we ain't gonna stop We gonna turn it out till it gets too hot Everybody sing, Hey-O Tell 'em turn it up till they can't no more Lets get this thing shaking like a disco ball This is your last warning, a courtesy call

born in misery ; rise to victory

no matter which way we took I'll see you one more time
"may we meet again"

julian + tia

Abusus enim multitudine hominum, quam tranquillis in rebus diutius rexit, ex agrestibus habitaculis urbes construxit multis opibus firmas et viribus, quarum ad praesens pleraeque licet Graecis nominibus appellentur, quae isdem ad arbitrium inposita sunt conditoris, primigenia tamen nomina non amittunt, quae eis Assyria lingua institutores veteres indiderunt. Principium autem unde latius se funditabat, emersit ex negotio tali. Chilo ex vicario et coniux eius Maxima nomine, questi apud Olybrium ea tempestate urbi praefectum, vitamque suam venenis petitam adseverantes inpetrarunt ut hi, quos suspectati sunt, ilico rapti conpingerentur in vincula, organarius Sericus et Asbolius palaestrita et aruspex Campensis. Soleo saepe ante oculos ponere, idque libenter crebris usurpare sermonibus, omnis nostrorum imperatorum, omnis exterarum gentium potentissimorumque populorum, omnis clarissimorum regum res gestas, cum tuis nec contentionum magnitudine nec numero proeliorum nec varietate regionum nec celeritate conficiendi nec dissimilitudine bellorum posse conferri; nec vero disiunctissimas terras citius passibus cuiusquam potuisse peragrari, quam tuis non dicam cursibus, sed victoriis lustratae sunt.

code - kuru